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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Holy Horses: A Guide to FoxFields

Holy Horses: A Guide to FoxField’s

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein April 27, 2016

While everyone is talking about the joy that is Georgetown Day (THIS FRIDAY), there is another critical event this weekend that we need to cover: FoxField's! 4E has informed you how to look foxxy for...

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The lifting of the moratorium will allow establishments in Georgetown and the wider D.C. area to apply for liquor licenses April 11.

Georgetown’s Liquor License Ban Lifted

By Charlotte Allen April 12, 2016

The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board recently lifted Georgetown’s 27-year-old restaurant liquor license moratorium, allowing establishments in the District to begin applying for licenses April...

Where Should You Spring Break?

Where Should You Spring Break?

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein March 2, 2016

Have you ever wondered what exotic location is your spirit location. Well, look no further. In honor of Spring Break (and procrastinating midterms), 4E is asking you to ponder: Where should you ~actually~ go...

Diary of a SWUG: The 10 Commandments of Tombs

Diary of a SWUG: The 10 Commandments of Tombs

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein February 24, 2016

Eleven days ago marked the 99th day before graduation (cue tears). Now, we are down to 88. How scary is that? 88 more days until I am officially irrelevant (Read: irrelevant here, I will always be relevant)....

11 New Years Resolutions We’ve Already Broken

11 New Years Resolutions We’ve Already Broken

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia January 8, 2016

“New year, new me.” We’ve all heard it; hopefully none of us says it (because, lame). Some of us make New Year's Resolutions, most of which are some variation of “get my crap together.” Here...

101 Thankful Things

101 Thankful Things

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia November 28, 2015

Gratitude is always important, but we recently celebrated an entire day dedicated to it. And there are lots of things to love: turkeys, colorful leaves, family...the usual. We at 4E have compiled a...

Studying for Midterms: Freshman Year vs. Senior Year

Studying for Midterms: Freshman Year vs. Senior Year

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein October 20, 2015

It is that time of year again, when Lau becomes our second home, Mai Thai delivery orders spike and classroom friendships emerge solely out of necessity. That's right, midterm season has hit the...

For “Think About It,” Revision Needed

By Anonymous October 16, 2015

The “Think About It” mandatory tutorial that aims to educate students about alcohol and its effects, as well as other important issues such as building healthy relationships and sexual assault prevention,...

Power Ranking of Drunk Epi Food

Power Ranking of Drunk Epi Food

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia October 8, 2015

We’ve all been there: a pregame, two frat parties and a post game later, the drunkenness is high but the nausea is even higher. We at 4E have compiled a list of foods that have saved our lives at Epi...

High School vs. Georgetown

High School vs. Georgetown

By Kat Vassell and Kat Vassell October 4, 2015

Everyone knows that high school and college are pretty different. From academics to the social scene, they are essentially worlds apart. 4E brings you a few situations that demonstrate this difference...

Senior Dis-O Tradition Returns With Fewer Events

By Susannah Price September 29, 2015

The Senior Class Committee hosted fewer activities for this year’s graduating class than previous years’ at its annual weeklong "Dis-Orientation" celebration, which took place last week. While the...

GOP Debate Drinking Game

GOP Debate Drinking Game

By Sydney Bolling and Sydney Bolling September 16, 2015

Being back on the Hilltop means a lot of different things. For many of our newer Hoyas it means new friends, new clubs and new social interaction. But being here in D.C. makes one thing unavoidable: Politics....

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